Time to practice Dar and Qual.

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I'm Timothy, and this is Learncraft Spanish.

Today we have a huge quiz to practice Dar and everything else we've learned this week. Before we dive in, I have one more

note about the word qual. As we learned this week, this word can mean which in situations like this.

I was at the party which was very lively.

Estabba in the fiesta, the which was very lively. So, Qual, as a connecting word, tends to have an article right before it.

But sometimes that article is lo.

This will happen when the thing that you're referring to isn't a specific

noun with a specific grammatical gender. Check out this sentence. They left yesterday,

which was very sad. So in this sentence, when we say which, we're not referring to any particular noun, like a house or a party, we're just referring to the whole idea.

In this situation, we'll use lo qual.

So the phrase lo qual is a lot like the word

eso, because you'll use it to point at some general idea that doesn't have a specific noun

attached.

Try it out yourself in this example.

They don't have it anymore, which isn't good.

Yeah no lo tian, lo, what is good.

Yeah no lo, what is good.

Watch for a couple of uses of loqual on today's quiz.

All right, with that in mind, let's dive in.

If you do it in that manner, I can't give you anything.

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